Why the restriction enzymes present in prokaryotes don't affect their own genome?
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Bacterial methylases protect the host DNA by methylation in the sequences the restriction enzymes recognize, and the restriction enzymes fail to cleave methylated DNA. The foreign DNA (viral) on the other hand, gets chopped up so the infection is avoided
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